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The feed and the widget are on both plans.

Free covers one repository. Team is one flat price for as many as you have. No card required to start.


ChangeloopFree
For putting the feed and the widget on one repository.
    • 1 repository
    • 20 AI generations a month
    • Changelog feed, widget and the roadmap feed on GitHub
    • Review inbox, so drafts wait for you
    • No credit card required
ChangeloopTeam
$79
/ month
For teams shipping across every repository, on one flat bill.
    • Unlimited repositories
    • Unlimited AI generations, fair use
    • Changelog feed, widget and the roadmap feed on GitHub
    • Review inbox, so drafts wait for you
    • Flat monthly price, no per-seat surprises




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DRAFTING

Drafted on merge, held for a human

A pull request merges into your default branch. Changeloop reads its title and description and writes an entry for the people who use your product. Your source code is never part of that.

  • Dependency bumps, CI work and refactors are filtered out before anything is drafted
  • Drafts sit in the review inbox, where you edit the wording, approve, or discard
  • Auto-publish is there per repository, off until you switch it on
yourteam/webapp
Pull request merged
Draft written
In review
Published
feat(ui): add dark theme toggle (#517)
DRAFT · REVIEW

Dark mode is here

Turn it on in Settings, or let it follow your system theme.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the JSON feed on the free plan too?
Yes. The changelog feed, the roadmap feed, the widget and the hosted page are on both plans. The free plan limits how many repositories you connect and how many entries get drafted, never how you serve them.
What happens when I add more repositories?
On the Team plan, adding repositories does not change your bill. It is one flat price for unlimited repositories.
What counts as an AI generation?
Each changelog entry Changeloop drafts from a merged pull request counts as one generation. Editing a draft before you publish it does not use another one.
Do I need an account to start?
Yes. You create a free account, install the GitHub App on a repository or connect a GitLab or Bitbucket project, and your feed id is waiting in Settings, under Public feed.
Is there a feedback loop from users back to GitHub issues?
Yes. Feedback submitted through your embedded widget opens a labelled issue in your own repository, tagged bug or feature-request with a priority and a from-widget label, so it lands in your normal triage flow. The issue only ever carries the message and an opaque reference; the submitter's email address never appears in it. When you approve the changelog entry that ships the fix, we comment on the issue with a link to what shipped, and the person who sent it can see the status in the widget. We do not send them an email, that part is not built yet.
What does Changeloop read from my repository?
The title and description of pull requests or merge requests that merge into the branch you connect, or the commit messages if you choose push mode on Bitbucket, plus repository metadata. The GitHub App has no permission to read your repository's files. GitHub works through short-lived App installation tokens; GitLab and Bitbucket send it through a webhook you add. See the privacy policy for details.